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    Posted: 05 October 2006 at 8:41pm
i have written an asp file that is called by a normal html file using post method but while every thing works fine in the html file but while i click the post button windows prompt for file download.
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You got IIS installed? You're running that asp/html combo in iis and don't just double-click the html file?
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my asp file does'nt run instead windows file download security warning dialog box is displayed is there something to do with iis configuration
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You can't just right-click on the html file and say "open in IE" and expect the asp file to execute. The html and asp files must be in an iis virtual directory and you open them in ie through something like http://localhost/mylocalsite/myfile.html.

Another way to open it is to use the start menu to go to "Administrative Tools|Internet Information Services" and navigate to the site on your local machine. Right-click on the html file and select "Browse".

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